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Israel says a million Palestinians allowed in over Ramadan
Israel allowed "more than a million" Palestinians through its roadblocks
to pray at the mosques of Jerusalem and paddle in the Mediterranean
over Ramadan.
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Hezbollah drill prepares to 'occupy the Galilee'
Over 10,000 Hezbollah fighters participated in the organization's largest military exercise to date last week.
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Brotherhood taking total control of Egypt
While the world persists in looking for signs of pragmatism in the
Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsy is quietly taking over all the power
bases in the country.
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Muslim Brotherhood: Israel's the One that Violated Peace
Mohammed Jamal Arfa, a senior Egyptian journalist linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, has launched a frontal attack on Israel.
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Hamas Planning to Declare Statehood In Gaza
Fatah officials are closely following reports emanating from Gaza.
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Lebanon clashes: Fresh clashes breach truce in Tripoli
Fresh clashes have erupted in the Lebanese city of Tripoli, breaching a truce agreed by local leaders on Wednesday.
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U.S. has plans in place to secure Syria chemical arms
The Pentagon has made contingency plans to send small teams of special
operations troops into Syria if the White House decides it needs to
secure chemical weapons.
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NBC gets no Romney campaign help on Mormon special
NBC News unsuccessfully went back to Republican presidential candidate
Mitt Romney to request an interview for this week's prime-time special
on the Mormon faith.
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Defying calls from U.S., Israel, UN chief plans visit to Tehran
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon plans to attend a summit meeting of
leaders of non-aligned developing nations in Tehran next week.
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Euro sign scultpures in Frankfurt face uncertain future
The two large blue and yellow euro sign sculptures, one located outside
the European Central Bank in Frankfurt and another recently taken down
by Frankfurt Airport, are facing uncertain futures.